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Cambodia is strengthening safety inspections at the '30 September' reservoir due to rapidly rising water levels from continuous heavy rainfall. Authorities have instructed technical officials and relevant bodies to regularly monitor dam infrastructure to ensure safety and integrity.
Cambodian Senate Vice President urged citizens to maintain national unity, the cornerstone of peace, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and development. He also emphasized trust in the government and human resource development in education and agriculture.
Cambodia is ensuring the highest levels of fairness and transparency in civil servant recruitment exams for the Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Planning, with Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many overseeing the process from question selection to examination. This highlights the government's strong commitment to recruiting capable individuals for public service.
Cambodia has filed a complaint with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in The Hague, Netherlands, alleging that the Thai military used chemical substances and incendiary bombs during border conflicts. This usage reportedly caused health impacts on Cambodian citizens and military personnel.
Cambodia has become the first country outside China to adopt BYD's ultra-fast electric vehicle charging technology, capable of a full charge in approximately 10 minutes. The rollout in key cities aims to foster the EV industry as part of economic diversification efforts.
The Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) in Cambodia has discovered three individuals using forged documents among applicants for the 21st Bar Examination. The ACU plans to summon the individuals for questioning and proceed with legal action if sufficient evidence of wrongdoing is found, highlighting efforts to ensure fairness in the legal profession.
Cambodia is intensifying efforts to cultivate a skills-based workforce, with approximately 3,000 job seekers securing employment at the 2026 National Career and Productivity Fair. The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training emphasized the critical need for technical, digital, and soft skills for economic growth.
Cambodia has commenced tripartite negotiations between labor, employer, and government representatives to determine the new minimum wage for 2027 in the garment, footwear, and travel goods manufacturing sectors. This marks the second meeting of the National Council on Minimum Wage (NCLW) in its fourth mandate, second year, with discussions based on seven socio-economic indicators.
Cambodia has filed a formal complaint with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) regarding alleged chemical substance use by Thai forces during border conflicts. Reports indicate 399 civilians have been affected.
Cambodia's Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) announced that the Thai military used cluster bombs in violation of international law during its invasion of Cambodian territory. It detailed the technical characteristics and extensive damage, warning of the long-term threat posed by unexploded ordnance.
Battambang City in Cambodia is rapidly advancing road construction and drainage system improvements for public use. Projects under Prime Minister Hun Manet's directives and ADB-supported initiatives are coordinated to enhance the quality of life for citizens through infrastructure upgrades.
Cambodia's central bank has revoked the license of payment service provider Tian Xu International Technology, following concerns over an unlicensed platform misusing the national QR payment brand. A liquidator has been appointed to oversee customer repayments.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister, Samdech Krolahom Sar Kheng, met with party members in Kamrieng District, Battambang Province on the 13th, urging unity for victory in the 2027 commune elections. He praised the party's past electoral achievements and highlighted the government's efforts in local development and improving citizens' livelihoods.
Kampong Cham Governor on the 13th inspected water supply infrastructure in Srey Santhor District, assessing the supply for agricultural and domestic use. The governor emphasized ensuring efficient water distribution to meet residents' needs, particularly in agriculture.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) held a ceremony to welcome 656 new members in Sangke Nikom District, Kampong Chhnang Province. This move aims to strengthen local party organizations and expand its support base in preparation for upcoming commune council and general elections.
Cambodia's 16th National Job and Productivity Fair has successfully concluded. Presided over by the Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, the event saw participation from numerous government bodies, international organizations, companies, and job seekers. The rising demand for new skills, including digital technology and AI, was highlighted, underscoring efforts to boost economic growth and human development.
Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Sam Chektha, visited troops of the Preah Vihear Operational Area, Force Region 4, stationed along the Cambodia-Thailand border. He delivered aid and encouragement from the Prime Minister and his wife, aiming to boost morale and show national support.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior stated that 18,650 people displaced by the border conflict with Thailand remain unable to return home, accusing Thai forces of blocking civilian movement despite a ceasefire. Significant damage to infrastructure and homes has also been reported.
Net Pheaktra, a member of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) Central Committee, met with local party leaders in Kratie province, emphasizing the implementation of effective policies that meet residents' needs and addressing local issues. The meeting aimed to strengthen the party's foundation ahead of the 2027 commune/sangkat council elections.
Five primary school sites in Battambang city have been left abandoned for nearly 40 years, with some buildings in a state of near collapse. Local residents express safety concerns, while the Ministry of Education is considering repurposing the sites, facing challenges due to small plot sizes and structural damage.
Cambodian Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, Hang Chuon Naron, has urged young people to acquire digital skills and foreign languages at an event in Phnom Penh. This initiative is part of the nation's efforts to develop human resources for economic growth and international competitiveness.
Thailand claims to have evidence of Cambodian troops stationed around the Preah Vihear temple during border clashes last year, following a UNESCO report detailing severe damage to the World Heritage site. The accusation escalates tensions between the two nations.
Cambodia has engaged with the UNCLOS Conciliation Commission for the first time to resolve its long-standing maritime border dispute with Thailand. The meeting, held in Singapore from September 14, 2026, marks a new step towards a peaceful resolution initiated by Cambodia after bilateral negotiations stalled.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, stated that a video depicting an attack on Preah Vihear Temple aligns with damage assessments by UNESCO-ICOMOS. The video, reportedly filmed by Thai military personnel, shows intense explosions and smoke, correlating with physical marks found on the temple's structures and sculptures.
Cambodia and Thailand commenced their first UN-backed conciliation meeting in Singapore on Monday to resolve their long-standing maritime dispute. The three-day session aims for a peaceful settlement of disagreements over maritime areas.
Phnom Penh police have cracked down on two massage parlors allegedly offering sex services, rescuing seven victims and arresting two owners. The arrested owners are to be sent to court.
Cambodia and Thailand will hold the inaugural meeting of the Conciliation Commission under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in Singapore from September 14-16. Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs will deliver the opening address on behalf of Cambodia, with national television broadcasting the proceedings live.
Cambodian Information Minister Net Pheaktra stated that if Thailand's assertion that 'military positions do not define borders' is accepted, then fences, containers, and trenches also cannot establish sovereignty. He emphasized that border demarcation should be left to the Joint Border Committee (JBC) and that military faits accomplis are unacceptable.
Six Cambodian union federations are demanding a minimum monthly wage of $250.66 for garment, travel goods, and footwear workers in 2027, arguing the current $210 is insufficient to cover rising living costs, forcing workers into excessive overtime.
The National Television of Cambodia (TVK) will broadcast live the opening session of the first meeting of the Conciliation Commission under UNCLOS between Cambodia and Thailand, aiming for transparent public access to the proceedings.
Cambodia's Deputy National Assembly Speaker led a delegation to inspect the former Prey Ta Tuk resistance area, announcing plans for a memorial monument. The project aims to preserve the memory of the anti-Pol Pot resistance and educate future generations on the importance of peace.
Cambodia has expressed its support for the humanitarian objectives of the Convention on Cluster Munitions and backed Laos's hosting of the convention's meeting. This was stated by Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and First Vice President of the Mine Action Authority, Ly Thuch, during a meeting with Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Thongsavan Phomvihane. Cambodia shared its extensive experience in mine clearance while highlighting ongoing challenges.
Mondulkiri Province has achieved the highest pass rate in the national high school graduation exams. Five outstanding students who earned top grades were awarded motorcycles by the provincial governor, symbolizing the success of educational reforms and the region's commitment to education.
Net Pheaktra, a Cambodian People's Party official, has directed the strengthening of grassroots party organizations to build public trust. He emphasized voter registration and cadre development for the upcoming 2027 local elections, urging prompt and fair public service delivery addressing citizens' concerns.
A former Australian police officer, Christine, has refuted the misconception of Cambodia being a "scamming country," emphasizing the government's significant resource allocation and international cooperation in combating scam networks.
Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thong Cheathda, visited troops stationed along the Cambodia-Thailand border in Preah Vihear province, delivering aid from Prime Minister Hun Manet. The initiative aims to support the soldiers' livelihoods and boost morale.